Registration

Note: When registering a Team (up to 5 faculty and/or students), please use one group member's name for the registration and indicate the other group members' names in the field that says"Please Enter Comments Below." If you have more than a group of five, please proceed to register additional people with the "Additional team members over 5" tickets. Please contact info@csee.org with any questions. Thank you!

CSEE Member Schools: 
Team (up to 5 faculty and/or students):  $1100
Additional team members over 5 people: $125 each
Individual Faculty and Student Registrants: $250

Non-Member Schools:
Team (up to 5 faculty and/or students):  $1550 *
Additional team members over 5: $225 each *
Individual Faculty and Student Registrants: $425 *

*Please note that faculty from CAIS (CA) Schools may register at the CSEE member price. Please reach out to CSEE (info@csee.org or 800-298-4599) to register with the discount

Accommodations:
We recommend Mikado Hotel, which is within walking distance of Campbell Hall.

Target Audience

This event is for faculty and students engaged with school's Honor Council / Academic Integrity work at the middle and upper school levels.

About

Join facilitator Christy Fairman and independent school faculty and students from around North America to explore case studies, hear from school groups sharing facets of their academic integrity programs, enjoy small group discussions, and learn from our keynote speaker, Dr. Jessica Koehler. This event is also a great orientation for students who are new to an honor council. School teams comprised of faculty and students, and individual faculty are welcome!

Keynote: The Power of Integrity: Cultivating Well-Being by Living in Alignment with Core Values

Dr. Koehler will explore the essential role of integrity in fostering personal well-being and academic success. She will emphasize the importance of aligning actions with core values, demonstrating how integrity is fundamental to building overall, lifelong happiness. Dr. Koehler will also highlight the significance of academic integrity in achieving long-term success, while offering practical strategies for fostering a culture of integrity within educational environments. By the end of the presentation, attendees will gain a deeper understanding of how integrity shapes their lives and will be equipped with actionable strategies to nurture integrity in both professional and personal contexts. 

Agenda

Friday, January 31

4:30-5:00 Welcome and Introductions

5:00-6:00 Where are honor councils headed? What is the point? What is the outcome for the process: how is your school making time

Academic Integrity? Punitive vs. restorative processes?

6:00-7:00 Dinner

7:00-8:00 Case studies: mixed school groups

Saturday, February 1 (HYBRID)

8:00-9:00 Breakfast

9:00-10:00 Keynote Speaker: Dr. Jessica Koehler

10:30-11:30 School Presentation: Campbell Hall

11:30-12:00 Speaker

12:00-1:00 Lunch

1:00-2:00 Speaker

2:10-3:10 School presentation: Charlotte Latin

3:15-4:00 AI and authorship: How do you define appropriate use? How are you educating students and faculty?

4:00-4:30 Large Group Feedback/Questions

4:30 PM Conference conclusion 

Presenter

Dr. Jessica Koehler holds a Ph.D. in School Psychology from the University of Maryland and currently serves as an Associate Faculty member at the University of Arizona Global Campus. In this role, she teaches undergraduate and graduate courses related to social and developmental psychology. Throughout her academic career, Dr. Koehler has taught at various institutions, covering a broad range of psychology topics. Her experience extends beyond the classroom, including practical work as a psychologist in public schools and conducting research on dyslexia and hyperlexia in a neuroscience lab at Georgetown University. Additionally, Dr. Koehler's earlier research focused on school-based teams, character education, and social skills, exploring how targeted interventions can enhance educational outcomes for both students and teachers. In addition to her teaching and research, Dr. Koehler authors a professional blog, Beyond School Walls, at Psychology Today, where she explores the practical applications of psychological science in everyday life. She has published and presented extensively on topics related to psychology, education, and overall well-being.

Academic Integrity Planning Committee

• Christy Fairman (chair), The St. Paul's Schools
• Jodi Campbell, Foxcroft School
• Whitney Duquette, Charlotte Latin School
• Louisa Levine, Campbell Hall
• Abigail Whorley, St. Catherine's School

Please contact kate@csee.org if you'd like more information on serving on an event planning committee

Testimonies

What past participants have to say about this event: 

"I thought the pace was just about perfect. The conference kept moving but didn't feel rushed. I had plenty of time to ask questions of the whole group and in social circles during meals. Just hearing what other schools are thinking about, struggling with, falling on swords for, and hoping to change was both enlightening and reassuring."

"I was always thinking of 'when I get back I am...' thoughts after hearing the information. I appreciated the time to chat with other schools and hear how things are being done."

"I liked everything from the 'here's how we do it' presentations to the thought-provoking case studies. It helped me understand where my school fits in the continuum of honor policies and practices and gave me ideas to bring back."

"I loved that the conference put students and teachers learning together in the same room, and would attend again!"

About CSEE

CSEE is an association that supports independent schools throughout North America to foster communities distinguished in character, integrity, equity, belonging, and purpose.

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